New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-22
IN DEEP MUD AT MONMOUTH.
EVERYTHING AT SKIES AND AT sEvENs.
hanover THE ONLY HORSE THAT RUNS UP TO
EXPECTATION.

EXPECTATION.
Hhe heavy showers at Monmouth Park yesterday upset
Ivsrything, public form, common sense and tho best
iudement based turf experience. Hanover only
eame out triumphant from the ordeal as he always
serges victorious from contest and every test
One Of the unaccountabe things on the turf 10
that 80 old and experienced a trainer as wyndham
Walden should he stupid as to put good twoyearold
IN the hands OF jockey who has no Judgment OF pace
10 power in finishing and who almost invariably hurres
and drives his mount at the wrong time. Omaha 10
remarkable FLY In the mud when properly ridden Az
gneepshead Bay on Suburban day she beat Guarantee
Xingfsh, Maguetzer, Tourmaiue and others In great
style 1t is that good as she was, Guarantee woa
have beaten her that day lat that time he was az ms
best II Littlofeld could have ridden him as wen ~
Garrison rode Omaha. Would any sober serious SEN
able man think possible that after seeing that nnsn
Wyndham Walden could be guilty Of putting Lttieneo
on Omaha when he could have got Garrison, McLaugn'
lin or Hay ward to ride her That just wnat ne oo
however and he deserved to lose the race or MS Iony
and he did Omaha was fsyorte and Tristan ewno wss
backed TO win largo sums by his owners. Appleoy q
Johpsou was second choice The start fair though
Daylight like all tho Scott horses. bundered at the
post and got of 90 slowly and clumsly that he was
never In the race Omaha and Tristan raced together In
front up to the last furong, where Uttefeld was In
trouble, though the fy with crack Jockey up could
have kept IL up and won In the final hundred yards
Gafct rushed up and barely escaped beating Tristan
who won by short head Galifet second. length and
half before Omaha, Confusion q good fourth the DINERS
Careful observation Of American trainer. for many
Th ai few exceptions: they BE-
celed for lack Of Judgment and OF common sense by any
a po. 81 se5 maSs b. Sens on
Stakes was the same old STORY OF % sv
mouth wide open, he led all the way. Kingdom ran
a uD 5; With Ms fo s %
Kingdom far behind For quarter mile tne For for
the y going at about as she could possibly rum
close attendance on the great colt But on tne
@ unSs s aa pS Hayward iays 'd aid ali he
second place but It was as impossible for Shsd1 Ss
weights for the ly to run with Hanover inc
famous colt won BY four lengths Win .1
fore Kingdom.
slow The first quarter mile in 26 10 seconds;
the half IN SO seconds the three quarters In ai2o II
n. the mile mile an and al half In ' a:4a Il 4 4
Richmond and stonebuck were about even In the bet
ting on the fourth Richmond, ridden In dashing
syle by shaGer defeated stonebuck iy enough but
Just failed to get the race the lightly weighted Fairfax
superbly In the last hundred yards but though Rich
mould extremely we'll Hypasia had too much weight
drawn. Mr. BelmSnt's Lady Primrose much fancied
b small and select S se any sSseS at the
finish She led for nearly seven furlongs and then went
rs sHs .pss Sd' %
second. After having fairly high opinion Of Euros
throughout the Jerome Park meeting tn. present
old oorncutter Boaz away from him at the finish OF
at BROOKLYN The Suburban winner does s.i not
Quito and Dry Monopole but he has considerable speed
soT wok w only in the st race and Garrison showed
inclination TO hurry her at any time A..
Stone his negro jockey who rode him strangely on
Tuesday extremely busy at the bar OF the steam,
boat Cape Charles ON the way TO the track ana showed
Two outsiders sauda and vpton ran first and second
vessel in his head on the backstrech and dropping out
the steepechase the rider of Sanford his seat
at third .%P and dor W o In ee lead Ut
down at the last jump Marlborough. who had been
running second. then took the lead pu he was so ex
him anc beat him on the post by head. Jim Mceowan
was third 1t was reported In the betting ring peiore
and that Harry Mann would not be run to win; Well he
moi. No effort was made to win with him In any
notice They scarcely ever do at Monmouth and they
zss% qS ~ waT q po turf
man o,the:od days, who did some Lively betting twenty
sas aSd again won or lost $4,000 on Contest
Monmouth for the first time In fourteen years me ast
match between Longfellow and Harry Bassett The
Colonel who is highly Eas 10 is Ss
mighty Hanover, OF whose unapproachabe proves he
heard such glowing accounts After the stakes
Pierre LOrirard travelled down to the track by the
clad in oomfortable summer suit of the finest blue
s hat M mas ms IN the or Of Mr.
spent large part of the journey In the perusa OF the
time to say that he believed that Hanover could give
Miss Ford twenty pounds and he was perfectly right
Miss Ford Ia good hlly but Hanover Is so great colt
that he could probably give her thirty pounds
The stories about efforts on the part Of the Dwyer
are found on inquiry to have no serious foundation;
Mr. Scott has millions where the pwyeIs have scores OF
swell his enormous fortune: He is often melancholy
pa ss Of He co % @
and leaf he cared to do When he is not suffering
'1 blue s has - no heart for anythine be w
hardly Tray TSrSngnt and satan at present
''''- SEVEN FURIoSGs
Al. Cassatrs b. c. Eurus by Eoius Majestic Yrs.
paw. Hairs Dr. l. Bess iOg. Ander.on(
Fairfax Stable cs S e. Gardey 100
r. Loriard jrs gr. Camoy'es' o. i'o ;Sas sart1
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their own. when siraansned cam6yss, had enough
and retired coming through and taking his place In
the run drew out and won easily by length
Bess second before Young Duke third Mona
appeared pull all the Wilfred was effect
uaily beaten by the abomnaole start
eEcovD RAcE-HASDIcAP. Two-YEAR-OLDs. $25 EACH,
$3.50 ADDED. Six FURLoNGs
Appleby Johnson's c. Tristan. BY Genelg Ia Trivia
Melbourne stables CHI C oallifet wesp
r. w Wsiden's Dr. Omaha, ITO. utuehelfl
A. Bemonts Dr. T. Confusion l03. Donohuel
Talbot Brothers D. Ocean. 10S (McCarthvl
A. Cassatts Oh Petulance. IAN derson)
Fairfax stables siumber. 100; snasrl
Bohm b. Aura. 90. lColderl
W. l. Scotia T. Daylight S4.,::.....-. tNeumsyer)
Time-ll7%
Betting-Omaha2 to l, Tristan to Ocean to l. Stun
Der 70 l. Gailifst TO Aura n Peulaoce TO Con-
fusion Vendetta Is to Daylight Is TO Larchmont